The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-11-18

this week, we give Our readers a full
and illustrated history of the last
Of the Haymarket tragedy IN Chi
cago in which the seven anarchists
were the actors.
Kahn Bros. have 100 Newman
kets. Closks; Price $3.50 to $500
which they are closing cut at S5.Oo
and $3.50.
A. j. Coates left yesterday evening
for Palestine, Ark. Whittier he
goes to chase aud shoot the inhabi
tants Of The forest. He Is under
solemn promise to furnish Capt.
MoNeal with the antlers of the lar.
gest buck slain
Pitser Miller has large lot Of one
inch plank which be will sell 20 per
cent less than ever before. Other
lumber in the same proportion
Call and see him. he Is the best
lumber man with whom TO trade.
Every kind of Hardware, Lamps.
Wash Boards, Coal Oil, etc., at j.
Ii. Johuson's mammoth store. Go
and price ms goods
al suppose you fad timsS pretty
hard said a kind hearted Bolivar
lady 10 tramp, "and often don't
pet enough 10 eati''
"It's worse than that num-" was
the candid reply. I'm these days
it is hard to get enough to drink,
let alone to eat.
Bargains in Paints, Oils, Window
Glass etc. at Hudsoh's.
The good ladies' and sweet girls
Of the Baptist church gave us an
oyster supper last Wednesday night.
Il was we'll attended, and brought
IN a handsome revenue to the church.
Hudson's Drug Store is loaded
down with Drugs, Books, Perfumes,
Toilet Soaps etc. Buy trom him
aud you y i'll got the very best bar
gains.
Track-laying on the Midland road
West OF jackson Is being pushed
rapidly The contractors have been
somewhat delayed on acsount Of an
engine not arriving. Bat the en-
CINE has arrived, and business will
be pushed vigorously.
A Bolivar boy to his girl: "MY
dear. suppose you we're fishing in the
matrimonial sea, and were 70 catch
a fish ike me, what would you do
with III" I'D throw it back ia,
Charlie, " she replied.
VII Reynolds & Co. have 8
supply OF the latest styles of Slus e
Barreled, Double-Barreled Breech
LoadIng Shot Guns, Riffs, etc
! .SpOrtsmen, come.
Mr.. p. w. Austin has moved hi
palace saloon from the old stant
south side OF court square to the
| q. 4. Iugram stand on West side o
court square. Where he will bt
| delighted to welcome his old Gus
toners aud friends. He has u neV
stock of the finest and best Wines,
| LIQUORS, Ales, Iobaccos and Cigars
these he will deal out to you at the
lowest prices. Go around and max
your heart glad.
Esq. John Wilkes reports that
every thing is "bslly" about Cedar
Chapel. Everybody has something
to eat and sugar to go in their coffee,
an um brella 10 shelter them ana al
old mule to carry them about. Thi
is better than we expected TO hea
from community that won ID pei
nit Esq. Wilkes to reside in it.
Misses Nina and Bulah Avis, c
Taylors, Miss, who have been tb
guests of the Bolivar house fc
several days left for home Tuesda
Their fascinating beauty, aud vii
ming address won for them a host {
admirers. Some OF our boys wei
most painfully struck, especial
! one
. Sparks from a freight engine sc
. ere to a large rack of wood. belong
ing to j udge Fentreas at Shandy
last Monday night, and deatr0ye.
about 40 feet Of it.
Forest 6res have been raging !
Hardeman for two or three day
Hatchie bottom has suffered worst
Ths,eane is practically destroyed
Green trees burned as if theT ver
d dry. Considerable damage has bss
done
The corporation is having som
- needed work done on tia streets
J Nothing adds more 70 she ioiks Of
, town than beautiful streets
We hope the good WORK wall b
= confused.
+, Mr.. L S. HALEY, Of Brinkle
Favette County, was in 'nwn Ia
Saturday. Ia conversation, vi
aim the Ballstin learned that b
AK home and almost all his houseaol
's effects were recently destroyed b
. IRE. We symPathizs with him i
his .oss. Mr. HALEY is an esteene
I citizen Of bis community, and = a